-
advocates of this
theory emphasize and
partially rely on the
poverty of the
stimulus (POS)
argument and the
existence of some
universal properties of natural...
- excitation-contraction coupling,
whereby a
stimulus excites the
muscle and
causes it to contract. A
stimulus, in the form of
positively charged current...
- breaks.
These pathways are
homologous recombinational repair used in
proliferating neural precursor cells, and non-
homologous end
joining used
mainly at...
- Bcl-2
homologous antagonist/killer is a
protein which in
humans is
encoded by the BAK1 gene on
chromosome 6. It
belongs to the BCL2
protein family. BCL2...
-
unconditioned stimulus and to the other,
unrelated stimulus (now
referred to as the "conditioned
stimulus"). The
response to the
conditioned stimulus is termed...
- DNA damage-inducible
transcript 3, also
known as C/EBP
homologous protein (CHOP), is a pro-apoptotic
transcription factor that is
encoded by the DDIT3...
-
nictitating membrane moves horizontally across the eyeball. In many species, any
stimulus to the
eyeball (such as a puff of air) will
result in
reflex nictitating...
- i.e.
gating an
orienting response towards a
sensory stimulus. The
anuran striatum is
homologous to a
portion of the
amniote basal ganglia. From an evolutionary...
-
remapping or
neural oscillation.
Other forms of
neuroplasticity include homologous area adaptation,
cross modal re****ignment, map expansion, and compensatory...
- Non-
homologous end-joining
factor 1 (NHEJ1), also
known as
Cernunnos or XRCC4-like
factor (XLF), is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the NHEJ1 gene...
